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Asterix (Amusement park or hotel nearby) - Beauvais Airport

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The origin of Amusement Park Astérix and why it is suitable for family walks
Unmissable touristic attractions at Parc Astérix: Discobélix, Thunder of Zeus, Aerodynamix
Spacious rooms for family vacationers and excellent establishments for tourists at Asterix park
Let yourself be tempted by the Pegasus Express
How to get from Parc Astérix to Beauvais airport by car

The origin of Amusement Park Astérix and why it is suitable for family walks

The Parc Astérix is established on 2 hectares of land and comprises 5 theme districts. The first 20,000 arrivals attest to the importance of this park. An amusement park opened on April 30, 1989, this tourist complex is designed for family walks or relax with friends. Located in the town of Plailly, the site is managed by the Compagnie des Alpes, a subsidiary of Caisse des Dépôts. A theme park dedicated to the hero of the cartoon Astérix, It is located in Plailly, in the Oise, about thirty kilometers from Paris. The park of the Gallic village brings together several investors who spent, in total, 850 million francs 130 million euros. More than a thousand workers will be employed on this construction site. Uderzo and Goscinny's comic book fans, Parc Astérix, preach amusement and delirium under the banner of the Gallic helmet with its golden moustache. From prehistory to the 19th century through the Roman Empire, ancient Greece and Egypt, the park has attracted visitors for more than 20 years and offers a beautiful chronology of history. But do you know him? Discover the origins and history of Parc Astérix. The inauguration of Parc Astérix was a national achievement. It resulted from plans for leisure parks in France in the late 1980s. This initiative was taken by Albert Uderzo, following a visit he made to the United States, to Disneyland. 4 years of market research later, the company Parc Astérix SA was born in 1985 and began by recruiting the two architects in charge of the project. After two years of work, the park near Paris opens its doors officially. It is also close to Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle Airport, and is less than ten kilometres from an A1 interchange. The opening of this sensational park attracts thousands of people. Some hundreds of thousands of adults, women and children come during the inauguration and days after the opening day. In its early years, Parc Astérix will gradually gain a reputation, despite the difficulties that this theme park is experiencing. The company is threatened with bankruptcy for a few years, notably through lack of influence. The opening of the Disney Park in Marne-la-Vallée does not help the financial situation of Parc d'Asterix. This proximity to Disneyland Paris will be detrimental to the image of the park. However, it will benefit from the actions of nationalist lobbyists who have become reluctant to see American culture and its symbols installed in Marne-la-Vallée. As a result, Parc d'Asterix will benefit from a French nationalist propaganda so that the customers return in large numbers to visit its attractions. In 1993, the park recorded the arrival of 1,800,000 people. Parc d'Asterix will not be as good afterwards. Nevertheless, the Gallic breath of prosperity began to assert itself, the shares of the park being sold on the stock market in 1994. This nascent prosperity will happen thanks to the opening of a Greek themed quarter. The latter would be the main attraction for at least 25% of its visitors.

Unmissable touristic attractions at Parc Astérix: Discobélix, Thunder of Zeus, Aerodynamix

After this entry on the creation of Parc Astérix, you only have to book the tickets to visit the park. Once your entries in your pocket, research the attractions you should not miss. The choice is very wide. However, if you find that only one day is not enough, then choose to extend the fun and stay in one of its famous hotels.

Discobélix

Disc of Obélix, 10 meters in diameter, is of the family of the Big Eight. You will enjoy this attraction arranged next to a monumental statue of Obélix, enough to multiply the sensations. This attraction is inspired by the album Astérix at the Olympic Games, episode during which the faithful friend of Astérix will not have the right to participate, having been immersed in the magic potion pot when he was a child (Magic potion would then be one of the ancestors of doping). The project’s designers seem to have sought here something more like family fun.

Thunder of Zeus

This attraction is impressive, even more like the Big Eight. Zeus' thunderbolt is one of Europe's biggest eight. Located between the attractions Goudurix and Discobellix, it makes you have a dizzy fall of 30 meters. Attraction accessible to visitor with a minimum height of 1m20, it is not recommended for the younger family members. To experience good sensations with your family or with your child, take the time to visit the brand new Discobélix. In addition to the Goudurix, this attraction is a local reference in terms of Big Eight.

Aerodynamix

The Aerodynamix attraction allows you to fly only according to your pedalling forces. The nacelles of this attraction can accommodate 2 people at the same time. Aerodynamix is designed to accommodate a child with a minimum height of 90 cm.

Spacious rooms for family vacationers and excellent establishments for tourists at Asterix park

Located a few kilometers from the French capital, Parc Astérix is one of the biggest tourist attractions in France. It attracts millions of visitors of all ages every year. Do you want to try the different activities in this themed amusement park? Here are some nearby hotels where you can stay.

Les Trois Hiboux

Les Trois Hiboux is a hotel complex in Plailly, just a few minutes from the Park. It offers, for around one hundred euros per night, spacious, comfortable and elegant rooms for those who wish to spend a few days there. Private balcony with direct view of Parc Astérix, telephone and safe, as well as a flat-screen TV: the rooms are equipped to ensure a pleasant family vacation. They are also soundproof. This will allow your children to make as much noise as they want.

Les Quais de Lutèce

More authentic and just as pleasant, you also have the hotel Les Qais de Lutèce. The night here costs around 200 euros, but it's worth it to take advantage of its non-smoking, fully air-conditioned family rooms with private shower. Not to mention that the rental package will include breakfast which will be served as a buffet. Calm and change of scenery will be at the rendezvous in this establishment. A broadband internet connection will be offered to you throughout your stay.

Let yourself be tempted by the Pegasus Express

Parc Astérix in Plailly offers various attractions including the Pegasus Express. It is a metal roller coaster ride referring to the myth of Pegasus, the white horse with wings in Greek mythology. According to mythology, Zeus decides to change Pegasus into a constellation so that it remains forever in the sky and now shines in the sky. Open to the public since June 2017, it is the new flagship attraction of the moment and offers you a beautiful succession of impressive turns, descents and climbs. With an additional charge, you are entitled to flocks of birds and hawks. An attraction intended for young and old, it is accessible to children from 1 meter. It will transport you on a high speed journey aboard a train from Ancient Greece. The all-new Grand 8 stretches for nearly a kilometer on the Greek side, a stone's throw from the Trojan Horse attraction, the "flying carpet" of the amusement park and the Romus attraction and Rapidus, which it overlooks twice. So, just after disembarking, you will experience a first acceleration, then the train will engage to reach its highest point which is 21 meters and travel at the top of the Romus and Rapidus attraction, before entering a tunnel and cross a large poster. The route can accommodate up to four twenty-seater trains, including ten two-seater cars. And each departure is spaced at least 60 seconds apart, which means that Pégase Express has a maximum capacity of 1,200 passengers per hour. With a maximum speed of 52 km / h for a duration of 3 minutes, Pegase Express offers you a magical and breathtaking spectacle.

How to get from Parc Astérix to Beauvais airport by car

To reach Beauvais airport from Parc Astérix, you will have to join the motorway of the North (A1), take exit 8, pass by Senlis and also by the national road from Paris to Dunkerque.